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Seneca Nation of Indians - Genealogy

Salamanca and Irving, New York.

Settlers of the Beekman Patent - Dutchess County history | Dutchess County, New York

A historical and genealogical study of all the 18th century inhabitants of the patent. In all there were over 1,300 different surnames living in the Patent in the 18th century. 12 volumes to date in hardback and on CD. Chapters of the books are available as well.

Swedish America Heritage Online - Illinois, New York, Massachusetts

The purpose of this website is for educational and historical research. It digitally preserves the genealogy data and images of Swedish American emigrants, their ancestors and descendants. If you find a match on our data base with one of your ancestors, please assist us by becoming a registered user and update the appropriate branch that includes your family. There is no fee for this service.

The Seneca Nation of Indians

Homepage for the Seneca Nation of Indians, western New York.

Tribes and Villages of New York

Upstate New York Welsh

Upstate New York Welsh celebrates Welsh Heritage in Western, Central and Eastern New York State -- the part of the state outside of New York City. Includes information on settlements, customs, records, churches, individual Welsh immigrants and a directory of current Welsh-American organizations.

Welcome To The Twin Tiers History and Genealogy Site

Covering information on the people who made their marks in the history and genealogy of what is known as the Twin Tiers of southern New York and the northern part of Pennsylvania.

WikiTree - New Netherland Settlers Project

The New Netherland Settlers Project is a forum for WikiTreers interested in improving the profiles of early New Netherland settlers and their descendants. From Henry Hudson's 1609 voyage of exploration and past the end of Dutch rule with the Articles of Capitulation, August 27, 1664, to October 1674, when the Treaty of Westminster stipulated all Anglo-Dutch hostilities were to end, these families played a prominent role in colonial America.